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How to Learn Arabic Through English: A Map of What's Easy and What Fights Back

Most English speakers arrive at Arabic expecting a wall, and honestly, the wall is real — but it's shorter than it looks, and it has a few open doors. The good news starts with the alphabet: unlike Chinese or Japanese, Arabic hands you a finite set of 28 letters, and once you can read كِتَاب (book) and مَدْرَسَة…

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